Welcome to the Artificial Intelligence Incident Database
Teen turned away from roller rink after AI wrongly identifies her as banned troublemaker
Jul 18, 2021, 12:00 a.m.
A Black teenager in the US was barred from entering a roller rink after a facial-recognition system wrongly identified her as a person who had been previously banned for starting a fight there. Lamya... (Read More)
The AI Incident Database is the only collection of AI deployment harms or near harms across all disciplines, geographies, and use cases.
You are invited to submit reports to the database, whereupon accepted incidents will be indexed and made discoverable to people developing and deploying the next generation of AI technology to the world. Artificial intelligence will only be a benefit to people and society if we collectively record and learn from its failings. (Learn More)
The Partnership on AI is the leading forum addressing the most important and difficult decisions on the future of AI. We are a non-profit that invites diverse voices into the process of technical governance, design, and deployment of AI technologies. Partners work together across industry, academia, and civil society to understand the implications of AI advancements and ensure they benefit society equitably.
The AI Incident Database is one of PAI’s key projects because it is a tangible resource on what can happen if AI is not built or deployed in a manner which considers real world implications. (Learn More)
Read about the database on the PAI Blog, Vice News, Venture Beat, Wired, and arXiv among other outlets.
These are the persons and entities credited with creating and submitted incident reports. More details are available on the leaderboard page.
The First Taxonomy of AI Incidents
Jul 8, 2021
In November the Partnership on AI AI Incident Database (AIID) publicly invited users to instantly search through thousands of pages of…... (Read More)
These are the most common rooted and stemmed words across all incident reports. More details are available on its data summary page.